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  1. Tracking behavior tracked

    Contains fulltext : mmubn000001_070473307.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)

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  2. Perceptual data mining : bootstrapping visual intelligence from tracking behavior

    … personal computer can process video in real-time tracking and recording information about multiple objects for extended periods of time, which fundamentally enables this research. This thesis is about Perceptual Data Mining (PDM), the primary goal of which is to create a real-time, autonomous …

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  3. Test Results for Shaft Tracking Behavior of Pads in a Spherical Pivot Type Tilting Pad Journal Bearing

    … estimation methodologies assume perfect shaft tracking by the pads. In other words, they neglect pivot friction. In case of pads having point or line contact that operate under most normal load conditions, the pad tilting is due to a rocking motion which is not greatly influenced by friction. …

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  4. Effectiveness of a Child-Centered Self-Reflective Play Therapy Supervision Model

    … study also measured change in the skills of: (d) tracking behavior, (e) reflecting content, (f) reflecting feelings, (g) facilitating decision-making and self-responsibility, (h) facilitating esteem-building and encouragement, (i) encouraging the child to lead, (j) setting limits, (k) ability to …

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  5. Brain circuits for the representation of subjective reward value

    … the ventral tegmental area (VTA) disrupts reward-tracking behavior and increases stimulus-dependent activity in the nucleus accumbens and amygdala. Together these data suggest that ascending and descending pathways combine to produce a signal that ultimately guides behavior and is subject to …

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  6. Video-based motion detection for stationary and moving cameras

    … many computer vision applications such as object tracking, behavior understanding, object or event recognition, and automated video surveillance, various motion detection algorithms have been developed ranging from simple approaches to more sophisticated ones. In this thesis, we present two moving …

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  7. A Scent of Direction: Exploring Adaptive Olfactory Navigation in Drosophila

    … has traditionally been modeled as a reflexive behavior driven by immediate sensory cues, whether flies can leverage more sophisticated strategies, integrating sensory input with spatial memory and internal representations of their surroundings, remains unclear. A key challenge in studying …

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  8. Life on the Edge: Insights into the Neural and Behavioral Algorithms of Plume Tracking

    … navigate long distances. What are the neural and behavioral algorithms that underlie such a navigational feat? While plume navigation has been conventionally described as a simple sensory reflex, animals may instead rely on their memories of past plume encounters and current assessment of the wind …

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  9. Dopaminergic Modulation Shapes Sensorimotor Processing in the Drosophila Mushroom Body

    … dynamic environment, animals must adapt their behavior based on their current needs and prior experiences. This flexibility is often mediated by neuromodulation within neural circuits that link sensory representations to alternative behavioral responses depending on contextual cues and learned …

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  10. Autonomous vehicles that understand road agents: Detection, tracking, and behavior prediction

    Object detection, object tracking and behavior prediction are three fundamental problems towards human-level road agent understanding. In this thesis, we introduce a joint object detection and tracking model for real-time autonomous driving applications. Comparison with two state-of-the-art models …

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  11. Movements and Behavior of Pheasants During the Breeding Cycle as Determined by Radio-Tracking

    Behavior and movement studies were carried out on the Rifle-Calahan Study area, Sanborn County, South Dakota, in 1965 and 1966. Objectives of the study were to evaluate radio telemetry techniques, determine the territorial area and home range of the hen and cock, study the behavior pattern of hen …

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